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Latest Version: v1.32.11 (Beta)
Changes in v1.32.11
DsGetDcName - Updated input fields to support GUID and Site name parameters available with the API.
Site Browser - Added additional information screens for NTDS Settings and Server details.
Changes in v1.32.10
Logon - Fix a bug in the memory management
Token Size - The context menu now includes the Display Token Sizes option, which displays the calculation used to determine the token size.
Search - Added Token Size option to the Use With context menu.
User Rights - Updated to include the corresponding Token Size for each security principal.
Changes in v1.32.9
DC Resolution - Added option to save address range on input through the context menu
LDAP Search - Added option to manage favorites - select Manage from the context menu of favorites field
Ping - Added option to save address range on input through the context menu
Schema Versions - updated for Exchange 2019 CU15.
Changes in v1.32.8
Schema Versions - updated with Windows 2025 GA details and Exchange 2019 CU14.
Changes in v1.32.7
General - Fixed bug in Absolute SID Resolution; in some domain configurations, it can return an error.
Edit AD Permissions - Updated trustee selection box to allow SIDs that can't be resolved.
ASN.1 Viewer - Reset OID decode information to remove an issue introduced in v1.32.5
AD Permissions Browser - Update SID resolution to include resolution against the AD for well-known SIDs.
AD Properties Dialog- Updated group properties to include PrimaryTokenGroup on the General tab.
Changes in v1.32.6
General - Added an option to the main toolbar to allow the open dialogs to be brought to the top. Also added dialog tracking so if the dialog for the same object is opened twice, the existing dialog is displayed instead of opening another dialog. It is still possible to open multiple copies by holding down the Control key when selecting the dialog. This functionality covers the Properties, Meta Data, Permissions, Attributes, and Org Structure dialogs.
Changes in v1.32.5
Export Permission - fixed intermittent exception error when performing a subtree export.
Changes in v1.32.4
AD Properties Dialog - Updated to display the Kerberos Resource-Based Delegation details.
AD Permissions Browser - Updated Permissions export dialog to include options to specified separator character and limit which permissions are included in the export.
Object Compare - Updated the DN fields to support search if the entry is not a valid object.
Changes in v1.32.3
AD Permissions Browser - You can now filter the different types of Inheritance. Click on the Inheritance column header and select the filter type required. Fixed a bug where trustee mode doesn't display correctly when running from a computer not connected to the domain
Changes in v1.32.2
GPO Explorer - I love the nostalgia of the old GPO Tools, but it's painful to use when troubleshooting, so I added a GUI output for the domain-level testing.
LDAP Search - Fixed bug when using profiles, the profile name was used to complete the certificate validation. Increased the logging level for certificate validation and now shows the host name used to validate the certificate. Updated the Enumeration values for the SupportedExtendedControls.
Changes in v1.32.1
General - Added support to disable version checking in the configuration file - VersionCheck=false
Schema Version - Updated support Windows 2025.
Group Policy Explorer - Updated Permissions page to support the colour coding for permissions.
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